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In his new book, The Tyranny of Clichés: How Liberals Cheat in the War of Ideas, author Jonah Goldberg delivers a more full-throated defense of Catholicism than students are likely to get in many Jesuit universities.

Dr. Sebastian L. v. Gorka, a member of the faculty of the College of International Security Affairs at the National Defense University, said on Tuesday that the Obama Administration is rapidly revising federal counter-terrorism training materials in order to eliminate references to Jihad and Islam.

The Heritage Foundation invited Army Reserve engineer Colonel Kerry Kachejian  to speak about his book, SUVs Suck in Combat, and his military service in Iraq.

Apparently she’s not as Native-American as was once believed.

What hath 100 federal teacher training programs wrought?

For years we have reported on professors who brag that they have done something worthwhile by taking their students to Cuba.

Over the objections of many Catholics, Georgetown University had Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius speak to its Public Policy Institue graduates at their Tropaia ceremony on life lessons in public policy.

Some of those on the receiving end of their campaigns say they do not just stop at boycotts.

President Obama’s policy toward Russia may be encouraging Russian President Vladimir Putin’s views on the weakening of Obama’s presidency.

For years, school choice opponents have argued that when students leave public schools for private ones with the aid of vouchers, the public school loses money because the dollars spent follow the student.

A friend of Accuracy in Academia has been fired from her correspondent’s post at the Chronicle of Higher Education for daring to criticize the field of “Black Studies.”

The educational elite still remains unmoved by the prospect of radical Islamic Shariah law even as manifestations of it pop up in the United States.